i have integrated zoom in my custom app for meeting purposes but I am facing issue that I want to solve, the issue is when somebody download our app from plays tore the zoom SDK will also installs separately on their devices. I want to hide zoom SDK appearance on devices with our app . is there any way to do this if yes please help me out this issue ?

Hi, I am trying to integrate Zoom Meeting SDK in my WPF Dot Net Core 6.0 project but the version available in developer.zoom is of Dot Net Framework 4.7 and is not working with Dot Net Core.

https://developers.zoom.us/docs/meeting-sdk/windows/get-started/c-sharp-wrapper/

I need help integrating Zoom Meeting SDK in my WPF Dot Net Core 6.0 project

When we are trying to open Zoom along with the app using the deep link, it is asking to log in every time, and then it is landing on the Home page. Now, the user has to manually click on apps to continue with the flow.

Can someone help here on how to open the app along with Zoom seamlessly? 

I have an Azure AD tenant and would like to be able to create a Zoom OAuth app to be used with my Azure AD tenant for the automatic SCIM provisioning.

As it stands currently, i've created an OAuth app and Server to server OAuth app - I have the app client ID and Secret and have added the scope of "SCIM" to both of the apps, however it's unclear on how I'm supposed to configure this with my Azure AD SCIM provisioning which asks for Tenant URL and Secret Token? 

The Zoom JWT app works fine without any issues however this is being deprecated next year hence why i'd like to move over to using OAuth.

Any advice on how to configure this would be appreciated. 

I have a user who isn't able to add an app that we made available for all users with the member role. On my end, it looks like the app is available for everyone:

But on the user's end, they are getting more requirements:

The workaround that was given by Zoom support was to duplicate the member role and then change the role to have all those privileges. We don't really want to give the user those privileges so we would rather not do that. So my question, is did we set up this app incorrectly so that it requires too high-level of permissions, or is that just how the Chorus for Zoom Phone app works? We have the Chorus.ai app available for people as well, and the user has no issues adding that to their account. The Chorus.ai and Chorus for Zoom Phone apps look like they have the same permissions on my end but I guess only admins can actually install the Chorus for Zoom Phone app.